On the way from Thodopuzha to Ammas Ashram we took a break at the
St. George Orthodox Church in Puthuppally,
that belongs to the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church.
From my vantage point on the photo above, there are a few stalls to my left, selling refreshments and food.
(I had to overlook the dirt on the street)
Behind there is a beautiful panoramic view as far as the eye can see, the eastern bank of the Kodoor river:
With thousands of these beautiful white birds:
We actually went to church because we had to go to the bathroom,
But the church was full and worth seeing so we were happy to have made a detour there.
It was mass but I didn't see a priest anywhere.
Or maybe just a sermon over the loudspeakers.
There were several such huge glazed object "frames", full of crosses.
If you compare how big a cross is in the photo above, you can roughly imagine the size of the “frame”:
In the front you can see water, and the blue umbrellas further back on the left, that is the place from where I took the first photo.
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I can imagine all of them in one place together! it's going to be a beautiful sight to behold🙂
Yes, live is even more beautiful because whole swarms are flying in the background.
Hello @krasnec good day I hope you enjoyed this trip
I liked the white birds and the place they live in. It is simple and wonderful
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Visiting churches is one of the richest experiences one can have, talking about unique architecture, plenty of history, and whatnot. I always found these ones of the most interesting parts of each trip I had in and outside of my country.
Extraordinary cultural representation...
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